| Course |
Access
- Level Three |
| Length |
Six
Hours (delivered in two 3-hour sessions.) |
| Audience |
People
who enroll in this course should be using Access on a regular basis.
Participants will learn how to use a variety of complex query techniques,
create more efficient forms and reports, and create and use macros
to automate their forms. In addition, students will gain experience
with Internet-related features, including hyperlinks and the Web
toolbar. |
| Prerequisites |
Students
enrolling in this course should be able to work with Access at an
intermediate level and understand Access terminology. They must
have completed the Access Level One and Level Two courses or have
equivalent experience. |
| Topics
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Module 1: Parameter and Action Queries
- Creating
action queries
- Creating
parameter queries
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Module 2: Query Joins and Crosstab Queries
- Joining tables
and working with join properties
- Creating
crosstab queries
- Editing limitations
in query datasheets
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Module 3 : Using Advanced Form Techniques
- Organizing
field placement
- Using functions
to control data entry
- Adding an
option group to a form
- Using a form
as the user interface
- Creating
a form that contains a subform
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Module 4: Creating Basic Macros to Automate Forms
- Macro basics
- Attaching
a macro to a command button
- Attaching
a macro to an event in a form
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Module
5: Using Macros to Provide User Interaction and Automate Tasks
- Using a macro
to provide user interaction
- Using macros
to automate data entry
- AutoKeys
and AutoExec macros
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Module 6: Using Advanced Report Techniques
- Customizing
the appearance and functionality of a report
- Mailing and
other types of labels
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